Post Doctoral Research Fellow & #SLT @aphasiacre @latrobe; Interests include aphasia, functional communication, stroke rehab & qualitative research methods.
📣New paper:Co-production of an #aphasia accessible @NIHRCRNEastern "Participant in Research Experience Survey", with a team including people with #aphasia & family members. In this paper, we share our learning & critical reflections of the process: https://t.co/o91MTFcbKK #PPI
Woke up this morning feeling very blessed to be disabled - I reckon my parents are pretty happy about it too.
Feeling sorry for us and our families doesn’t help. Treating us equally, and giving us the choice and control over our own lives does
Big shout out to Emma Caird for engineering the video. All the participant + advisor stories are unscripted interviews, Emma has been very careful not to take out of context what people said + made sure all participants saw it before release to make sure they were happy with it.
Queensland #Aphasia Research Centre launches officially with this fantastic video https://t.co/NiDbdaucIf i really recommend a listen to the stories of our participants+advisors, including Aphasia Tech Hub advisor Kim Barron, about being a part of #QARC@UQ_News@UQHealth#health
Results of the @COMPAREaphasia trial are now published - FREE open access 🎇 "Results of the COMPARE trial of Constraint-induced or Multimodality Aphasia Therapy compared with usual care in chronic post-stroke aphasia" https://t.co/ExLZBRU4pi
One of the highlights for me from last night's Queensland Aphasia Research Centre launch was when @YvetteDAth & members of the Bowness Family Foundation met with the #QARC consumer advisory group, who shared their experience of living with #aphasia & being involved in the centre!
@jesshayc leads the #Aphasia Tech Hub at #QARC, which focuses on improving access to technology for people with aphasia.
This research is guided by people living with #aphasia Phill Jamieson @padnotpod & Kim Barron.
Check out more about their work⬇️
I’m so proud to introduce to the world (as part of of QARC) the Aphasia Tech Hub. This is a world-first research-service hybrid aimed at improving access to technology for people with aphasia. Here’s what we do and our impact @UQ_News @LNL_Copland #aphasia#health#QARC#UQ
The Queensland Aphasia Research Centre (#QARC) launched last night with the most wonderful event! It is a real privilege to work at this centre with fantastic colleagues & those living with #aphasia. Learn more about QARC & our work ➡️:
https://t.co/MxoXlDirv9
@LNL_Copland
#UQ’s Queensland Aphasia Research Centre Director Professor David Copland spoke with the @abcnews about aphasia and how the centre is a game changer for people with the condition.
Read the article: https://t.co/xd9zaRX0u7
#Health#Research#Aphasia@BazRuddick
Aphasia - it's the condition that forced Bruce Willis to retire, and today the #UQ Qld Aphasia Research Centre is being launched.
Read more: https://t.co/Or9I6GK9BT
@UQHealth @MetroNorthHHS @jesshayc
Congratulations to @LNL_Copland & team on the offical launch of the Queensland Aphasia Research Centre last night. This is an incredible service for people living with #aphasia. The @aphasiacre is proud to work closely with many of the staff at #qarc. https://t.co/UKcTpvVTJL
Here is a link to the full paper if you would like to read more about the project: https://t.co/RnHuFaLRVf
@Kath1872 @DonnaCoe007 @UEA_Health @aphasiacre@NCHCresearch @NCHC_NHS
In the new @strokefdn module (https://t.co/K5XqGjiMXf),Ian Duffy (person living with #aphasia) and I share our experiences of working in partnership to develop the Participant in Research Experience Survey for the @NIHRCRNeoe. When you reach slide⬇️click on the 🎥to see the video
2/2: Thank you to everyone who helped with recruitment & contributed to this project. We are very grateful for your help & support; and thank you to all participants for sharing your experiences @LeonaWolters @dr_f_gracey@UEA_ClinPsyD
1/2: Huge congratulations @LeonaWolters on completing data collection for your Clinical Psychology Doctorate. Leona is exploring social connection for people living with Acquired Brain Injury & the processes across the continuum of care that facilitate & maintain this.
Thank you so much @rose_mirandaros! It was a pleasure to bring the Speech Pathology perspective to this wonderful multi-disciplinary team and to be a representative of the @aphasiacre😀
Fabulous resource- congratulations to everyone involved. Proud to have @aphasiacre postdoctoral fellow @ShigginsC in the team advising on enhancing communication and #aphasia accessibility, and public patient involvement 👏